Security forces are increasing monitoring of TikTok and Threads
"There have already been cases of criminal charges for publications."
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The Investigative Committee has intensified control over content on Threads and TikTok, announced Alexander Sukhadolsky, official representative of the Investigative Committee, on STB.
"There have already been cases of criminal charges for publications — this includes incitement to social hostility and enmity, and knowingly false reports of danger," Sukhadolsky noted.
As an example of a fake, he mentioned a post stating that a student allegedly fell out of a BNTU window and died. This anonymous post was soon deleted, and the information itself was not confirmed (it turned out that a 60-year-old man felt unwell on the street there, and they could not save him). The author, presumably, was not found.